The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. [125], No. 58, Ed. 1 Monday, September 18, 1978 Page: 2 of 8

                                
Page2. THE BASTROP \ >\ EK I'lSK.EE. Monday. September 18.1978
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The Lost Pines
$ Bastrop may soon be
^getting its much needed new
£city map. First National
-?Bank and Bastrop Printing
;JCo. are huddling on an
S updated version. The Cham-
;ber of Commerce is also
^considering a city brochure
2 for newcomers and visitors,
^listing scenic and historic
^attractions.
£ The enchilada watch is on
'again at Mimi G's near Lake
Bastrop. Garland and Mimi
Gross don't serve them until
the weather turns cooler.
And their popularity has
only one drawback: one
couple told Ma and Pa Gross
they come only when
enchiladas are on the menu.
Ray's Place is serving food
again, including tacos, en-
chiladas and fish, whith Mrs.
Nellie Davis back from the
hospital.
"Baron" Jim Nering Bogel
has been flooding Bastrop
with round postcards show-
ing scenes in Groningen,
Holland, where he's back in
school following his jaunt to
the U. S. and Bastrop. He
thanked us for sending
copies of our newspaper
even though we didn't
because we knew so manv
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Public Notice
THE STATE OF TEX AS
N0.27
VS.
BRUCE C. HAHN. ETAL
PROCEEDING IN
ENIMENT DOMAIN IN
* THE 21ST JUDICIAL
Z- DISTRICT COURT OF
i
i BASTROP COUNTY.
TEXAS
TO: KAY M. HAHN,
GREGORY J. HAHN.
:• HEDA E. HAHN. JOHN W.
■< HAHN. M. ELIZABETH
HAHN. DAVID HAHN.
*• JUDITH HAHN, DAVID J.
i LUBERT, MIDGE LU
i BERT. GREGORY EL
.* MENDORF. BETSY EL
* MENDORF. ROBERT
: PATRICK, CINDY PAT
; RICK. DON NICHTER.
: SHIRLEY NICHTER
MICHAEL HAHN. RICH
: ARD HAHN. GAIL EL-
S' MENDORF. MIKE KEL
1 LEY, RICHARD EASON,
:: ROGER CUDE. MARY
? CUDE, JAMES SWITSER,
;; FELIX J. SAWICKI and
:: DAN SAWICKI. WHOSE
;• RESIDENCE ARE UN
: KNOWN OR ARE NON
* RESIDENTS OF THE
I; STATE OF TEXAS, OR IF
: HE OR SHE BE DECEAS
I ED. HIS OR HER HEIRS
: AND LEGAL REPRESEN
: TATIVES. WHOSE
t NAMES AND PLACES OF
: RESIDENCE ARE UN
: KNOWN.
You are hereby command
ed to appear at the hearing
before the Special C'ommia
sinners appointed by the
Judge of the Dtftlrict Court
< f Itosimp County. T#m«. to
«*« ** the Qimtiin oec«<i(in
ed by tile rofidemii.it i>.h of
(he JlcreirmO. r described
to tie held in the
iinarM't ■ wmmm of
I m iiu- I <i >
«d «t iUMt
•i * u* t AM ■ up tk*> ftt•(
iltf
ol Jorty two i4Z} days from
the date of issuance hereof,
that is to say 10:00 o'clock
A.M.. on Monday, the 2nd
day of Oct., 1978. and answer
the petition of the City of
Austin, plaintiff, in the suit
styled City of Austin
(Condemnors) vs. Bruce C.
Hahn, et al (Condemneesl.
wherein the City of Austin is
plaintiff, and Bruce C. Hahn.
Kay M. Hahn. Gregory J.
Hahn. Heda E. Hahn. John
W. Hahn. M. Elizabeth
Hahn. David Hahn, Judith
Hahn, David J. Lubert,
Midge Lubert. Gregory
Elmendorf, Betsy Elmen-
dorf, Robert Partick, Cindy
Patrick, Don Nichter, Shir
ley Nichter. Michael Hahn,
Richard Hahn, Gail Elmen
dorf, Mike Kelley, Richard
Eason, Roger Cude. Mary
Cude. James Switser, Felix
J. Sawicki and Dan Sawicki,
whose residences are un-
known or who are non
residents of the State of
Texas, or if he or she be
deceased, his or her heirs
and legal representatives,
whose names and places of
residence are unknown, art
defendants; which petition
was filed with the Judge of
the District Court of Bastrop
County, Texas, on the 14th
day of August. 1978, and the
nature of which suit is as
follows:
The suit is a proceeding in
eminent domain in which the
City of Austin, Texas, is
condemning, for municipal
purposes, which are public
purposes, an easement and
right of-way in, along, upon
and across the land herein
after described, for the
purpose of the construction,
maintenance, repair, re
placement, removal and
operation of electrical trans
miiwion and distribution
lines, as described in the
petition filed in this cause,
the easement being describ
ed as follows:
acres of land out of
thai certain tract of land
situated in Ihe Haatfop Iwt#
'Ir*i. Ail. 4e«nlnfd in a
dim! irum fr'rU* J K« triii
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at #1 4§i#4 hnutt)
Mi t#ff tt";Wf 
Volume 249, Page 183, Heed
Records of Bastrop County,
Texas, said 5.855 acre tract
being more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in
Grantor's westerly line
which bears N. 13" 12' W.
103.17 feet from the South
west corner of this tract;
THENCE S. 89 03' E. with
the north line of an existing
L.C.R.A. easement 646.38<
feet to a turning point;
THENCE N. 16 00' 43" E.
2148.91 feet to a point in
Grantor's northerly line;
THENCE N. 45° 20' W.
with said northerly line
114.12 feet; THENCE S. 16
00' 43" W. 2153.52 feet to
turning point; THENCE N.
89® 03 W. 567.38 feet to a
point in Grantor's westerly
line; THENCE S. 13* 12' E.
with said westerly line a
distance of 67.06 feet to point
of beginning and containing
5.855 aires.
Sam^ being a part of
141.56 acre tract of land
described in Volume 249,
Page 183 of the Deed
Records of Bastrop County,
Texas, to which refer.
You are notified that said
hearing has been set for the
above stated hour, date and
place, and to appear at same
and present such evidence as
you may wish. You are
further notified to appear
and answer said petition on
or before said date. If you
desire to appear and answer,
said petition on or before
said date, do so at the Court
Room of the District Court of
Bastrop County, Texas,
located in the City of
Bastrop. Texas.
If this citation is not
served within ninety (90)
days after its issuance it
shall be returned forthwith.
GIVEN UNDER OUR
HANDS, at Bastrop, in
Bastrop County. Tata*, this
the Nth day nf AugtMF, IV7M.
UMiriSiewliaih
WdliawH Chapi«
M* ft < ariei . IU
"I'm worried about Lem. Here comes his Volks without him."
othe localites had.
Officer Rusty Edwards
was right and Rambler
wrong about making a turn
to park on Main Street. It
turns out. and Justice of the
Peace Herman Bartsch
backs him up. you can park
only on your right side as
you head up or down Main's
three downtown blocks. If
you try to park on the other
side, you're making a U-turn,
not a left-turn. So beware. It
cost us $23.
Meaness heard at the Cow-
Chip: "I call my girl
Melancholy Baby . . . she has
a head like a melon and a
face like a collie."
In the same vein at the
same place the customers
were not in a good mood
"Several job foremen are
after me. They keep calling
me . . . but I don't like what
they are calling me."
Has real exercise totally
vanished for some young
people? Heard on an
escalator at Highland Mail,
big sister to little brother:
"No dummie. we can't take
the elevator. We need the
exercise."
Instant indigestion is
offered by a sign at Hiils,
Texas en route to Giddings.
"Bar B Que Gas."
Texas Electric Co op's
Kurt Johnson wonders why
"People with sophisticated
tastes don't understand hou
cows can stand to eat grass
On the other hand, even
cows with unsophisticated
tastes don't understand hou
people can stand to smoke
it."
The buzz around town:
Holiday Inn or other national
motel chains might be
interested in locating in
Bastrop when they see the
occupancy rates the two
local motels have, but the
fact that no liquor licenses
are granted is keeping them
out. Doesn't Bastrop need
some well done Welcome
signs at the entrance to the
city? But who would pay for
them. And among the
businesses we need here,
wouldn't a sign painting shop
do well?
Change of Address?
Write:
Bastrop Advertiser
Box 459
Bastrop, TX 78602
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Income Tax Course begin-
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learn to prepare income
taxes lor yourself, your
friends and as a source of
income
Job interviews available for
best students Send tor free
information and class sched-
ules today
Classes begin "*
and will be held in 4 
area locations
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Bloodmobile stop
scheduled for Bastrop
Hie bloodmobile operated
by Central Texas Regional
Blood Center of Austin will
be in Bastrop Thursday,
Sept. 21 between 9 a.m. and
noon, at the Citizens State
Bank.
The Blood Center, a blood
supplier to 26 hospitals in 11
Central Texas counties, is a
nonprofit organization that
depends on volunteer blood
donors to supply the 80 to
100 units of blood needed by
patients in these hospitals,
every day.
"Finding that many blood
donors every day of the
week is a very tune
consuming and sometimes
difficult task," said Jack
Knight, director of donor
relations for the Blood
Center.
"Patients in the Central
Texas area used some 22,000
units of blood in 197". If our
projections hold true they
will use some 25.000 units of
blood in 1978. Right now we
don't have that much blood
If only one half of ail the
eligible blood donors, those
people between the ages of
17 and 66 who are in good
health, donated one time per
year, our hospitals would
have all the blood they need.
The alternative if local
donors do not come forward
we ha\e to turn to other
sources, which means an
added expense to all." says
Knight ■
The American Associ
ation of Blood Banks says 6
out of every 10 will need a
blood transfusion in their
lifetime."
DANCE
American
Legion
Bastrop
September
Schedule
Fri.y Sept 22
music by
The Velvets
8 to 12
Fri., Sept. 29
music by
Country
Lovin'
8 to 12
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Community Calendar
Monday
liluebonnct Volunteer
hire Department meets
the first and third Monda*
it 7:30 p.m. each month at
the Fire Station in
llluebonnet \cres
The Fiastrop Citv t oun
oil meets the serond and
fourth Monday of earh
monih at 7:30 p m. at
liastrop Cit\ Hall.
The Smith* illc Srhool
Hoard meet* at 7 p m thr
third Monday of ever*
month in th<- Itoard Rimm
f the Xdministrativr
ItuOdinK in '•mithvillc
ITtc F'Jku1 School Floard
meets thr* first ami third
Mondav ol co ri month at
7:30 p m at thr Sihool
Administratisr Ftuildinic in
I l^in
ITip Bastrop t ount*
t ommissKinrrs < ourt
mn-ls thr srrond and
fourth Monday of earh
month at am m thr-
t ommissMiners t ourt
room. Itastrop tnunt*
t ourthousr
l>ir National \s oo«
tiun «l Hi ttrrd I rdrral
Employees iNXKFI
rrts r\rr\ srrond furs
dav ol r*<h month at 7 S'
pm in thr liaron Ftoutn ol
thr tit urns Hank of
Itastrop
ITlr "smitlnillr tit*
t ounril has thrir rrgular
mrrlinK at 7 p m thr
rrond Monda* ol ra« h
month at smitlnillr t it*
Flail I Fx- |smith*illr l ight
and W  trr Hoard mrrts at
7 p m thr third Monda* ot
rarh month at Smith*ilU'
t it* Flail
Missionary Fellowship t ir
cle ol I M M rorel* the
srrond Momda* ol e*rr 
month at 3 p m at F irot
F nitrd Methodist t'hurrh
n r Itastrop I hambrr ot
< ommrrer mrrts at |2
noon thr lourth Monda*
ol t«rh month
Tuesday
lYir Nmilhvillr Hospital
Itoaud mrrts thr lourth
lursda* ol rarh month al
30 pm at Smith illr
Hospital.
Itastrop High School Hear
Markers flub, 7 p.m high
srFtool ralrteria
IFlr Fl.i-trop Voluntrrr
F irr Ilrpl mrrts the lirst.
third, and last I ursda* ol
rvrry month al 7 30 p.m
at the fit* \S are house in
Itastrop
The Ftastrop School
Itoard meets at h p.m thr
second and lourth luesda*
ot earh month in the
Administrative Building
Board Boom in Bastrop
'File F lgin t it* t ounril
meets thr first 1 ursda* o(
rarh month at 7:30 p m at
Tiffin fit* Hall
Tuesday
IFir Elgin Volunteer
Fire Dept. meets the
lourth luesday ol earh
month al 7:30 p.m. at Tlgin
F irr llr|H
Wednesday
Thr FFospitalit* House
Senior t itiiefis t enter. 100
\ ilia \ir  l ri*r. Smith
* die. has meetings the lirst
and third VWdnesda* ol
earh month t o\ered dish
luroh. t2 begins at 10 a.m.
On alternate Wednesdays
there arr rralts. t2. and a
pot lurk lunrh.
Ihr Smith* ille t hambrr
ol t ommerre meets the
ihird Wednesda* ol earh
month al 7: JO p m at
smith* ille t it* Hall
the lmpro*ed <Frder ol
Hedmen merl  the third
Uedne«ta* ol rarh month,
at * p m at thr Ftedmrn
I n%e
Ihe lmpro*ed Ihrdrr o(
Keiimen \uvihar* meets
the fourth Uednesda* of
ea«h month, at •  p m at
sii'i Main Street
Thursday
s>rmth*illr I A\ t'hapter
207 and I adie  \uviliar*
me«~l the third Thursda*
rarh month al 7 JO p m at
smithsiltr FFospitalit y
House
tal* an liaptist ladies
Fiible class meets First
Thursda* ol r> er* month
at 2 30 p m
t nion Aid Bible < las*
meets ihr serond Thur*
day of e*er* month at 3
p.m at the home of Mrs
Fir*sun. 1301 FFill St
Smith*ille \ T W |>r
t.eorge M Jones F'o t 1309
and ladies \utiliary meet
the 2nd Thursday of earh
month at 7 30 p.m
Ille Bastrop Hospital
Itoard meets the second
I hursda* of each month at
I p m al Fiastrop t it* Hall
FW Elgin Hospital
Ftoard meets the serond
ihursda* of earh month at
7 3o p m at the E lgin Bank
t orderenre Ftuom
Ihe SmilhtiHe \ol|n
teef F ire IFept meets fh ■
second and fourth Fhur |
da* of earh month at 7 >
p.m at Smilh*tlle Eire
Station
I Tie F.lgm t ham her of
t ommerre meets the first
Ihursda* ot earh month at
7 30 p m at Trias F'ower
and I ight t'i* ir Boom
Friday
Ille Senior t it wens ol
Bastrop meet the serond
and fourth Eirda* ol earh
month at 2 pm in Kerr
t ommunit* t enter on
Walnut St,
Be sure to list your club meeting lime and
plate in Ihe Citizens Hank Community Calen-
dar Just tall 12F-235? by 5p.m. Thursday
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Now with Saturday
drive through banking service
9 to noon
itizens
III lfu lt'0|t
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